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International D1 Monday, February 10, 1986 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Star-Phoenix In Brief NASA said warned of likely failure I WASHINGTON AP) A presidential commission investigating the Challenger explosion told NASA to turn over all internal space agency documents on what a newspaper called the "potential failure" of critical seals in the shuttle's booster rockets. Meanwhile, U.S. navy divers and specially equipped NASA vessels probed the Atlantic for shuttle wreckage and officials said underwater recovery operations could take several more weeks to complete. Presidential commission chairman William Rogers said he asked (or the documents Sunday after a New York Times article described discrepancies between internal memorandums of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and what space agency officials told the commission last week. Rogers said in a telephone in-, terview that NASA had agreed to co-operate with the request, but he declined to discuss the matter further.

NASA said Sunday it was assembling the documents. The Times said an internal memorandum last July warned NASA officials that shuttle flight man poses with shuttle debris StarPhoenix Ads Former president killed ADEN (Reuter) Sotith Yemen disclosed today that former president Abdul-Fattah Ismail had died at the start of a bloody power struggle between factions of the ruling Marxist party last month. Official Aden radio quoted a statement announcing the "martyrdom" of a staunchly pro-Soviet Marxist ideologue. The radio said Ismail died of burns inside an army tank hit Dy supporters of ousted president All Nasser Mohammed on Jan. J.

Mafia suspects tried PALERMO, Sicily (Reuter) The biggest legal assault in history on the Sicilian Mafia began today when 474 alleged gangsters went on trial under heavv securi ty in a fortified Palermo courtroom. About 150 of the defendants were in court, the others exercising their legal right to remain absent. Spy swap good PR BERLIN (AP) The expected release of Soviet dissident Anato-ly Scharansky in an East-West prisoner exchange this week shows the Kremlin's increased skill at public relations, western specialists on the Soviet Union say. U.S. sources in Berlin said Sunday the trade will take place on the city's Glienicke bridge Tuesday afternoon.

SECTION Star-Phoenix Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Monday, Feb. 10, 1986 Lost Found IContimmdi 16 FOUND GOLDEN retriever cross pup in McNab Park area. Ph: 6527096. FOUND I yr. old black cal.

Luther Place area (Wild-wood). Ph: 374 0765. FOUND: 1-yr old Golden Lab in Colonsay area, took to j.r i.h. in 3a5xaToon. LOST FROM Park Avenue: Small long haired Terrier Cross, Beige white.

Answers to 955-0415. LOST IN LAKEVIEW Shepherd puppy. Black, gold, white, 3 white paws. Answers to Phone 374-7353 between 8a.m. 8.

5p m. or 373-3696 after 5p.m. 2 TOM CATS, short haired. 1 grey black labby wilh green eyes, one white 8, grey black tabby with gold eyes. Lost in Westmount near 500 block Ave, Please contact 652-5076.

Appliance Repair 17 Advanced Refrigeration APPLIANCE REPAIR Call 244-435 (24 hours) Happy Days 18 HAPPY BIRTHDAY MARGARET 65 you've finally become; It's hard to believe you are the mom; Ot 7 fine children all vour own; And not one of them still at home. Across the miles trom Scotland you came; To marry old what's his name. And now the old age pension cheque; Is what you're looking to get. Many happy returns, plus many more; For reaching One plus Sixty-Four. Happy 27th Birthday Derryl! FROM OLD YELLER HAPPY 40th RADAR The Chubby Old Gray-Haired Claimsman.

Notices 22 IN THE MATTER OF THE BANKRUPTCY OF GARY WILLIAM PETROWICH OF THE CITY OF SASKATOON IN THE PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that GARY WILLIAM PETROWICH.oflheCity of Saskatoon, intheProvinceof Saskatchewan. Salesman, made an assignment in bankruptcy on the 3rd day of February, A.D. 1986 and that the meeting ot creditors will be held on the 20th day of February A.D. I986at2 00p.m. attheotficesof Consumer Corporate Affairs, 401 Canada Building, 105 21st Streef East, Saskatoon.

Saskatchewan. at the City ot Saskatoon, in the Provinceot Saskatchewan the 5th day ot February A.D. 1986. PEAT MARWICK LIMITED 500 Spadina Crescent East Saskatoon, Saskatchewan E. Thompson, Trustee ST.

PAUL'S HOSPITAL FOUNDATION INC. financial Slatnment of the St, Paul's Hcpllat Fourv fidon has ownoKamtnenior mo period endinq, Decern 31st. 1985 ov the Accounting Firmol Pfrft, Mitchell Co, Lid 7 ho statement isaviiilableforviewimiat Foundation Ottice, St. Paul Hospital, 102 20th Street SASKATOON, Saskatchewan. Keith Thomson, Chairman Paul's Hospital foundation fI 1 4iSilll I Iran attacks Iraq MANAMA, Bahrain (Reuter) Iran said today it had launched a fresh ground offensive on the southern Persian Gulf war front and Iraq reported the main thrust of the attack had been blunted.

Tehran Radio said many Iraqis had been killed and captured in an Iranian advance toward the gulf port of Basra. Stop backing rebels WASHINGTON (AP) Eight Latin American foreign ministers are urging the Reagan administration to stop supporting anti-government rebels in Nicaragua, and instead put its muscle behind a negotiated settlement to Central America's conflicts. Another heart TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) A woman whose transplanted human heart failed was fighting for her life today -with a second mini-Jar-vik heart beating in her chest after apparently becoming the first person to receive an artificial heart twice. Doctors implanted the Jarvik-70 heart into Berna-dette Chayrez on Sunday.

It replaced a transplanted human heart that had in turn replaced an earlier Jarvik-70 pump, which kept Chayrez alive four days after her own heart failed. Personal Services 15 ALL RUBBISH Hauling: Reas. Call us! 931-3368. AA'S BOTTLE PICKUP, 382-7704. Beer, .90 $1,00.

Pop, ABLE HANDYMAN with Ton will haul or moye. Phone 955-3627. ABLE MAN with Phone 665-24B0. ton to haul or move, $15. load.

ABSENT RESIDENT HOME CHECK SERVICE. For further info, call 653-4855 (24 hr. answering service ALL IN CITY Moving 8. Delivery. Phone 384-5075.

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Off Florida, the recovery efforts continued amid reports that seachers have found personal effects of the seven astronauts, including, a helmet that was fished out of the water. But NASA spokesmen declined to confirm the reports. Funeral Directors Continued) 6 WESTWOOD FUNERAL CHAPEL RaeJ Murdock 653-3434, 20th St Ave Crematoriums Hillcrest Memorial Gardens And Crematorium Memorial Cremation Service 477-2236 PRAIRIE VIEW CHAPEL Memorial and Cremation Services. Highway II South 242-7684 Box 2061 Monuments Remco Memorials Ltd. 210 33rd St.

East At Entrance To Woodlawn Cemetery 652-5363 Legacies Memorial 10 BOSCO SOCIE IY Gratefully accepts memorial dona tions and legacies to help in the establishment and op eration of centres for the treatment of the very emotionally troubled children and adolescents of our society. Tan deductible. Mail to P.O. Box 1755, Regi na, Sask. S4P 3C6.

In Memorium donations And legacies help The Canadian National Institute For The Blind Prevent blindness provide social rehabilitation ser- vices for the newly blind children adults. Tax deduct-able. 2305 Adelaide SI. Saskatoon, 374-4545. 2550 Broad SI, Regina.

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Is becoming one of the most popular ways of dating available to the professional person today. While the club does cater to all vocations, the services seem to be very appealing to the professional. If you feel our service may be of Interest to vou, we Invite you to come bv for a personal Interview. (There Is no cost or obligation (or the interview). For a personal Interview call: 242-3861 11,00 m.m.-t p.m.

SASKATOON COMPUTER DATE Unidentified safety was "being compromised by potential failure" of the seals between segments of the solid-fuel booster rockets that power the shuttle into orbit. The possibility that a leak between segments of the right booster allowed flame to spurt toward Challenger's liquid fuel tank has become a major focus' of the in Printed and published daily except Sundays and statutory holidays by Armadale Publishers Limited at the office of the STAR-PHOENIX, 204 Fifth Avenue North, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, S7K 2P1. Second Class Mail Registration Number 0098 William C. Duftus. Eiscutlva Vice-President: Jama Petro, Executive Editor; Ed Sebaatyan.

Marketing Manager; Mary Caray, Production Manager; Wafna Wohlbarg, Circulation Managar; Lawranca Qaiaal, Controllar; Will Popoff. Associate Editor: Armand Kraft, Advertising. Manager. Deaths tContinued 2 CARSON The death of Marlin Carson, age 62 years, of Chelmsford, Ontario, occurred suddenly in Chelmsford, Ontario on February 6, 1986. Surviving are his wife Betty; his mother Mrs.

Carson of Saskatoon; three sisters, Mrs. Lorna Roast and her husbartd, Bill, of Vancouver, Washington, Mrs. Doris Short and her husband, Jim, of Gig Harbor, Washington and Mrs. Evelyn Gow and her husband, Jack, of Montreal, Quebec; and one brother Bill Carson and his wife, Gwen, of Winnipeg, Manitoba. Mr.

Carson was predeceased by his father Budd Carson. The Fu neral Service will be held on Tuesday, February 11, 1986 at 1 :30 P.M. in the Chapel of McKague's Funeral Home conducted by Archdeacon H. W. Brandrick.

Interment will be made in Woodlawn Cemetery. Guest parking directly South of McKague's Funeral Home 3rd Avenue and 20th Street. PENNER The death of Mr. David Henry Penner, age 80 years, of 1315 Avenue North Saskatoon, formerly of Maymont, occurred ina Saskatoon HospitalonSaturday, Feb ruary 8, 1986. The Funeral Service will beheld on Wednesday, February 12, at 1:00 p.m.

from Westwood Funeral Chapel, Avenue and 201h Street conducted by Rev. Henry A. Wiens. Park Ing lot for Funeral guests North of the Funeral Chapel.) Surviving arehis loving wife Katie; two daughters, Mrs. Erica (Les) Bakos, of Saska toon, Mrs.

Hilda (Erwln) Hamp of Radisson, one son Mr. Henry (Patricia) Penner of Fort McMurray, Alberta; ten grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren; also two nieces. He was predeceased by his parents, two sisters and six brothers, all in Russia. The late Mr. Penner was born in Alexander Crown, Malusch, Russia, in 1905, and Immigrated to Canada in May of 1930.

He worked tor George Holler, who farmed in the Maymont Community, and later married Katie Redekop in 1932, when he contin ued to farm in the Maymont District until he retired to Saskatoon in May of 1974. Dave will be sadly missed bv his family and friends. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Saskatchewan Heart Foundation, 279 3rd Avenue North, Saskatoon, Sask. S7K 2H8. Interment will take place in the Radisson Cemetery.

Arrangements are in care of Westwood Funeral Chapel (653-3434). TOEWS The death of Rev. Benno Toews, ago82 years of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, occurred at Central Haven Nursing Home on Friday, February 7th, 1986. The Funeral Service will be heldon Tuesday, February 11th at from First Mennonite Church (41 8 Queen Street) conducted by Rev. Henry Reimer.

Surviving are his loving wife, Catherine; two sons, Theodore Mary Lou Toews of Menlo Park, California and Glendon (Judy) Toews of Beechy, one daughter, Loreen Tavesof Toronto, Ont. four sisters, Isie Hooge, Elma Toews, Anna (Sylvester) Funk, all of Saskatoon and Louise (Blake) Frlesenof two brothers-in-law, Jake Sawatzky of Saskatoon and Herman Rlesen of Winnipeg, four grandchildren and one great grandchild; plus numerous nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his parents, Rov. David and Margaret Toews and four sisters, Margaret Sawatky, Marie Riesen, Dora Schellenberg and Irene Toews. Rev.

Toews was born on July 7th, 1903 at Tiefengrund, Saskatchewan in the Rosth-ern District. He received his schooling in Rosth-ern and later attended the University of Saskatchewan and Bethel College In Kansas. He had been an educator tor many years in Canada and the United States. Rev. Toews was ordained to the Ministery in 1938.

He served as a Missionary In Oklahoma for a number of years and later served in his ministery as pastor and educator in his church throughout Canada and the United States. He had taught at the Rosthern Junior College, Canadian Mennonite Bible College in Winnipeg. University of Waterloo, Bluftton College In Ohioand FreemanCollege in South Dakota. He had made his home In Saskatoon for the last 12years, where he had workedasa substitute teacher with the Saskatoon Board of Education. Rev.

Toews had been an active member of First Mennonite Church and taken part In the Minist ery at the church. Interment will lake place in Hillcrest Memorial Gardens. Funeral service arrangements have been entrusted to the Saskatoon Funeral Home. WAITE Jennie E. (Penny) Waite, age 71 years, of 241 5th Ave.

North, Saskatoon, passed away in a Saskatoon Hospital on Friday, February 7, 1986. The Funeral Service will be held on Tues day, February 1 1 at 1 1 :00 a.m. from Westwood Funeral Chapel, Ave. and 20th St. conducted bv Rev.

Dale Morrison. Parking for funeral guests north of Funeral Chapel.) Sunvlvng are two brothers, Dr. W.T. Bill (Margaret) Walteof Saskatoon and Keith (Faye) Waite ol Sovereign, Sask. and two nieces and two nephews.

She was predeceased by her father William Waite In 1947 and her mother Charlotte Waite in 1985. Memorial donations to the Arthritis Society, 864 Victoria Ave. East. Regina, S4N0P2, would be appreciat ed by the family. Interment will take place in the Sovereign Cemetery.

Arrangements are in care ol Weslwood Funeral Chapel (653 3434). .111 Ph. vestigation into the Jan. 28 explosion. NASA spokesman David Garrett had no comment Sunday on the report.

Gil Moore, a spokesman for Morton-Thiokol's Wasatch Division in Utah, which makes the boosters, said comment would have to come from company Deaths 2 CYBA The passing of Mr. Mike Cyba, age 82 years, of Hafford, occurred in hospital at Hafford, Sask. on Friday, February 7, 1986. The Fufteral Mass will be heldon Tuesday, February II at 10:00 a.m. celebrated by Rev.

Father Mazun from Holy Eucharist Ukrainian Catholic Church at Hafford. Prayers will be said on Mori day evening, February 10 at 7:30 p.m. at Holy Eucharist Ukrainian Catholic Church, Hafford, Sask. Surviving are his loving wife Eva; one son Zony (Shirley of Vegrevi lie, Alta one daughter- in-law Pearl -of Saskatoorf; five grandchildren, Kelly and Randy of Vegreville, Alta, Gary, Janet and Karen of Saskatoon; and three great-grand children; also one brother and one sister, in Poland. He was predeceased by one son Olek, in 1962, his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Cyba, one brother and one sister in Poland. The late Mr. Cyba was born in Vllbor Sokal, Western Ukraine, on December 27, 1903andcametoCanada in 1926, settling in Hafford, Sask. He helped his cousin, Mrs.

MaryChuney with thedray service. In 1928, he married EvaSalahub when he started hisown dray busi ness and in 1 942 he started work wi th the C.N.R. where he worked until his retirement in 1968. Mr. Cyba was devoted to his church, was a choir member for many years and assisted in looking after the church grounds as well as the cemetery.

The Honorary Pallbearers will be John Herman, Fred Harack, Tefon Wovtowich. Bill Senkus, Onufrey Sokil and Bill Duma. The Active Pallbearers will be Randy Cyba, Gary cyba, Walter Harack, Stanley Novicki, Paul Karpluk and Adam Herman. Interment will take place in the Hafford Ukrainian Catholic Cemetery. Arrangements are in care of Park Funeral Chapel.

MCDONALD The death of Mrs. Maude McDonald, age 99 years, of Olivet Lodge, Saska toon, occurred at her residence on Saturday, February 8, 1986. Surviving are several nieces and nephews. Mrs. McDonald was predeceased by her husband Duncan A.

McDonald November 23, 1968, three sisters and five brothers. Mrs. McDonald was born in Havelock, Ontario and was raised in Carman, Manitoba. Mrs. McDonald moved to Saskatoon married her late husband in 1924 and they moved to the Kerrobert District to farm.

In 1933 they moved to the Turtleford District tofarmandthey retired to Saskatoon In 1951 Mrs. McDonald wasa member of St. Thomas Wesley UnitedChurch. Thefamily wouldappreciate donations totheCharlty of your choice rather than floral tributes. The Funeral Service will be held on Wednesday, February 12, 1986 at 1 :30 P.M.

from the Chapel of McKague's Funeral Home, conducted by Rcvi Dr. Gary Red- cliffe. Interment will be made in the family plot Woodlawn Cemetery. Guest parking directly south of McKague's Funeral Home, Third Ave, South at Street. Funerals SMILEY The Funeral Service of Ella Beaton) Smiley who ied on Wednesday, ebruar 5, 1 986 was held from the Chapel of Saskatoon Funeral Home on Saturday, February 8 at 1 30 p.m.

Conducted by Rev. N. Stewart Dingwall and Mrs Rowena McLellan. Honorary Pallbearers were Darwin Abbott, Fred Glessing, John Wiens, Win-nieGlessingandBill Hislopand Active Pallbear ers were Bill Wier, Lyle Beaton, Mac Harvey, Ken Regier, Victor Wiens and Vern Rea. Inter ment took place in Herschel Cemetery; Her-schel, Saskatchewan.

YOUNG The Funeral Service of Lester Paul Young whodiedon Monday. February 3, 1986was held from the Chapel of Saskatoon Funeral Home on Saturday, February 8 at Conducted by Rev. Marvin Mountney. Pallbearers were Kevin Young, Maurice Young, Dale Collins, Dave Young, Ernie McCallum and Don Young. Interment took place in Hillcrest Memorial Gar dens.

In Memoriams PATON In memory ol a di-dr Hubband, Father and Grandtather, "Time takes awav the edue of grief But memory turns bark every leaf Sarltv missed by Rllr-v. Donna and PYLYPOW In lovino memor ol my dear husband. John Pvlvpow. who passed away February 10. WHS.

One year has passed dear John Since vou were called awav How well do I remember That ad and weary day Deep in the heart lies a picturu Of a loved one laid to rest tn memories trame I shall keep it Because you were one of Ine best. Fver rrmemberd and loved ynur wlfr PVLVPOW in luviny memory ot a dear lallter, Juhn Pvlvpow, who passed awav February 10, Ivtb. I think ot you in silence Your name often recall There is nothing left to answer But your picture on the wall. Lovingly remembered by son Vern TRENDOCHER In loving memory ot a dear daughter Sally, who passed away February 10, IV8I. The depths of sorrow I cannot tell Ol the loss of one I loved so well And while she sleeps a peaceful sleep Her memory I shall always keep.

nmembornr! new and with Inyo Mfthor Funeral Directors MCKAGUE'S FUNERAL HOME ROufcKT MCKAGUE DONALD NtWBIOGINO Phone 6A.I Tilt, Ird Ave Park Funeral Chapel Terry Mlrtiavlluk Donald Somers 3RD AVE NO 1M SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME W. Arnold tdwards, Rober! Daurie 744 338 4lri Ave. North IStorPhoenix Direct dial numbers for Star-Phoenix General Editorial 652-9200 664-8231 Circulation Classified 664-8320 653-2100 Display 664-8340 RATES CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Ph. 653-2100 Office Hours: Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. 4:30 p.m.

Classiiied Telephone hours: Monday to Fridays 8:00 a.m. 8:00 p.m. Closed Saturdays Sundays 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Deaths ELUOTT The death of William (Bill) Elliott, age 63 years, of the Frank Eliason Centre.

Saskatoon, occurred at his residence on Saturday, February 1986. Surviving are three sisters, Edna-Pain and her husband, John, of Saskatoon, Winnie Brown and her husbartd, George, of Bur-nabv, B.C., and Dolly Antoriacci and her husband, Jim, of Thornhill, Ontario. Mr. Elliott was predeceased by his parents and one brother Jack. He was born and raised in the Vonda District.

Mr. lliott farmed and enioved sportsof all kinds until III health forced his retirement. The family would appreciate donations to the Multiple Sclerosis Society, P.O. Box 313, Saskatoon, Sask. S7K 3L3 rather than floral tributes.

Memorial Funeral Services will be held ata later date. Cremation. McKague's Funeral Home Is in charge of arrangements. LEADER The passing of Frances Leader of 351 Saguenay Drive, occurred suddenly in Palma, Island of Mallorca, Spain, on January 21, 1986. The Service of Remembrance will be held on February 12 at 1 :30 p.m.

from the Chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home conduct ed by Rev. N. Stewart Dingwall. Creamtion. Memorial donations to the Saskatchewan Heart Fund, 279 3rd Avenue North wi II be appreciated in lieu of flowers.

Mrs. Leader issurvived by her husband Sid, Saskatoon; her son Garth and his wife Lee. Oshawa, Ontario; and two grandchil dren Leslie and John. Frances was born Decem ber II, 1911 in Stewart Valley, Saskatchewan She graduated from the Swift Current General Hospital School of Nursing in 1934 and married Sidney J. Leader in 1936.

They moved with their son Garth to make their home in Saskatoon in 1946. Frances was an active member of the Sas katoon Horticultural Society and the Saskatoon Gvrette Club. Guest parking south of the Chapel on 4th Avenue at 25th Street. LUMMERDING The death of Jerome (Jerry) Lummerding, occurred in the University Hospital on Saturday, February 8, 1986 at the age of 52 years. The Funeral Service will be held at 3:00 p.m.

Tuesday, February 11, 1986 at St. Bruno's Parish, Bruno, Sask. A Memorial Service for his friends in Saskatoon will be held at 10:00 a.m. Tuesday, February 11, 1986 at the Faith Alive Church at 335 AvenueG South, Saskatoon. Predeceased by his father Theodore in 1976.

Surviving are his mother Agnes S. Lummerding of Bruno, his former wife Eva of Edmonton; two sons, Kim (Nancy) of Red Earth, Alberta, Kirby of Edmonton; two daughters, Karri of Edmon ton, Kellie (Christian) Paquette of Edmonton; three brothers, Del (Donna) of Saskatoon, Nor- bert (Janis) of Bruno, Eric (Anne) of Fort McMurray, Alberta; three sisters, Marcella (Mrs. Ben Pomedli) of Pilger, Clara (Mrs Oliver Larrivee) of Moose Jaw, Maxine (Mrs Peter Pomedli) of Moose Jaw; his close friend Blanche Neufeld of Saskatoon; and numerous nieces and nephews. Jerry was born in Bruno, attended Normal School in Saskatoon and taught High School in Dorintoshand Middle Lake. and In Alberta.

He also was engaged in the Lum ber business in Alberta. Jerry was well known for his lively personality and intellectual pursuits Many hours of enjoyment were spent with friends in song with Jerry at the guitar. The family ask that In lieu ot flowers donations be senttoacharityofone'sownchoice. Interment in the Cathol ic Cemetery at Bruno. Scharf 's uner-al Home of Humboldt, is in charge of arrangements.

CARR The dealhof Bertha V. Bird) Carr, age 81 years, of Saskatoon, occurred in a local hospital on Saturday, February 8, 1986. The Memorial Service will be held on Wednesday, February 12 at 3: 30 P.M. from theChapel of Saskatoon uner-al Home conducted by Rev. Bert Mather.

Memorial donations to the charity of the donor's choice will be appreciated in lieu of flowers. Surviving are her husband Robert; her sister Hattie Purdy of Burnaby, B.C.; and several nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by four brothers, and four sisters. Bertha was born In Centrevllle, Nova Scotia In 1904 and came to Tate, Sask. In 1921 where she worked in the telephone office for a number of years.

She went to Massachusetts in 1923 and returned to Saskatchewan in 1926. Ber-tha married Robert Carr in Wynyard, Sask. on October 21, 1932 when they came to make their home In Saskatoon. Bertha enioved ceramics and knitting. Cremation with intf rment to follow in Hillcrest Memorial Gardens.

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